Used "[--]" for this dump.

Besides the fact that this "hotel" was extremely difficult to find,
when we finally did locate it, I knew the minute I looked at the outside of it that I would give away my money NOT to stay here.

This dump looks horrible from the outside (red "carpet" had holes in it), smells even worse inside.

The lady behind the registration desk could hardly speak english and her husband/boss seemed not to speak english at all.

I forfeited the money for my reservations NOT to stay in this dump.

Crack house says it all.

Room: Ours "looked" clean but smelled so moldy, mildewy, and with the thickness of old cigarette smoke that it infested all our cloths the first night. It was so bad that in one night my ties and the brand new $1000 suit I wore to the wedding the next day smelled as though it came out of storage in my grandmother's attic. You might think you will escape it when you leave but NO... opening our bags at home triggered a fit of coughing we couldn't start the washer and visit the dry cleaner fast enough. Even the suitcase needs to spend a day in the sun outside.

The pillows looked a little old, sketchy yet tolerable. Towels fine, plumbing fine, bathroom was small but clean and functional, and there are absolutely NO bugs. These amenities are true to form for the 1-2 star hotel.

Service: This was our first break from work in months and we wanted to rest before going to the church for a full day of wedding. We were down the hall from the laundry room, with the "do not disturb" out and still awoke in the morning to blaring music of some nondescript religious/cult-soaked-origin from the cleaning staff in the hall.

Area: The continental breakfast is a kind gesture but left us wanting. Sadly, there is nothing for breakfast in the area other than fast-food or a bagel.

Paid $75 for one night's stay--my brother and I were going to a wedding in Montgomery, NY the day we checked in.

This is quite possibly the nicest Econo Lodge I've ever stayed at! The receptionist confirmed that they had _just_ completed a full in/out renovation, and the place was indeed flawless. Brand new A/C unit in our room, excellent free breakfast, clean and safe exterior & surroundings. And, there's a Wal-Mart right down the street for anything you forgot to pack.

I saw the earlier review, but I'm pretty sure that was pre-renovation.

We stayed one night in Econo Lodge West Point/ New Windsor. Our window was broken, bathroom was little dirty and the walls were really thin; one couple fought in another floor but I could easily hear all words. this was after 11 pm but staff didn't react this at all...
The price isn't cheap, so why two stars? At least they served breakfast and staff was friedly.